Significance of Geometrical Condition in Preserving the Quality of TLS Measurement

To acquire complete three-dimensional (3D) data that cover the whole surface of the scanned object, multiple scan stations are inevitable. Thus, the registration process is compulsory to oriented TLS multi local coordinate into one global coordinate system. Taking into account the fundamental princi...

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出版年:International Journal of Geoinformatics
第一著者: 2-s2.0-85142173440
フォーマット: 論文
言語:English
出版事項: Association for Geoinformation Technology 2022
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id Kamaruzzaman M.A.H.; Abbas M.A.; Hashim N.M.; Mustafar M.A.; Sulaiman S.M.
spelling Kamaruzzaman M.A.H.; Abbas M.A.; Hashim N.M.; Mustafar M.A.; Sulaiman S.M.
2-s2.0-85142173440
Significance of Geometrical Condition in Preserving the Quality of TLS Measurement
2022
International Journal of Geoinformatics
18
4
10.52939/ijg.v18i4.2249
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85142173440&doi=10.52939%2fijg.v18i4.2249&partnerID=40&md5=f877bfb48ddb9e57f73e1e27a28c2d7b
To acquire complete three-dimensional (3D) data that cover the whole surface of the scanned object, multiple scan stations are inevitable. Thus, the registration process is compulsory to oriented TLS multi local coordinate into one global coordinate system. Taking into account the fundamental principle of error propagation in network design, an open network solution for TLS measurement is impacted to yield uncertainties. To investigate this issue this study has been carried out to verify the effect of error propagation in the TLS pre-processing procedure. Two types of network configurations have been established: i. Closed; and ii. Open networks. To measure the accuracies of both configurations, 3D traversing has been performed in establishing six (6) reference points. With the aid of the reference points, the results demonstrated that by neglecting the geometrical condition the accuracy of TLS pre-processed data might be reduced up to 33 percent. To preserve the quality of the final real-world representation derived from TLS measurement, it is advisable to take into account this fundamental principal. © Geoinformatics International.
Association for Geoinformation Technology
16866576
English
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All Open Access; Bronze Open Access
author 2-s2.0-85142173440
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Significance of Geometrical Condition in Preserving the Quality of TLS Measurement
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title Significance of Geometrical Condition in Preserving the Quality of TLS Measurement
title_short Significance of Geometrical Condition in Preserving the Quality of TLS Measurement
title_full Significance of Geometrical Condition in Preserving the Quality of TLS Measurement
title_fullStr Significance of Geometrical Condition in Preserving the Quality of TLS Measurement
title_full_unstemmed Significance of Geometrical Condition in Preserving the Quality of TLS Measurement
title_sort Significance of Geometrical Condition in Preserving the Quality of TLS Measurement
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description To acquire complete three-dimensional (3D) data that cover the whole surface of the scanned object, multiple scan stations are inevitable. Thus, the registration process is compulsory to oriented TLS multi local coordinate into one global coordinate system. Taking into account the fundamental principle of error propagation in network design, an open network solution for TLS measurement is impacted to yield uncertainties. To investigate this issue this study has been carried out to verify the effect of error propagation in the TLS pre-processing procedure. Two types of network configurations have been established: i. Closed; and ii. Open networks. To measure the accuracies of both configurations, 3D traversing has been performed in establishing six (6) reference points. With the aid of the reference points, the results demonstrated that by neglecting the geometrical condition the accuracy of TLS pre-processed data might be reduced up to 33 percent. To preserve the quality of the final real-world representation derived from TLS measurement, it is advisable to take into account this fundamental principal. © Geoinformatics International.
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